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What Role Do Employers Play in Promoting Public Health?

Employers play a significant role in promoting public health by:
- Creating a workplace culture that values health and wellness.
- Providing access to health resources, such as flu shots and wellness programs.
- Partnering with public health organizations to support community health initiatives.
- Sharing accurate and timely information with employees about health risks and preventive measures.

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